ATTORNEY GRIEV. COM'N OF MARYLAND v. Myers

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• stating that “the public interest is served when this Court imposes a sanction which demonstrates to members of the legal profession the type of conduct that will not be tolerated”
• finding a violation of MLRPC 3.3 where an attorney representing himself stated falsely to a District Court judge that he had no points on his driver’s license
• finding a violation of MLRPC 3.3 where an attorney misrepresented his traffic record in the District Court, indicating he had no points on his driver’s license when in fact he did
• finding a violation of MLRPC 3.3 where an attorney misrepresented his traffic record in the District Court, indicating he had no points on his driver’s license when in fact he did
• attorney with a history of sanctions for misconduct was disbarred for intentional, self-serving misrepresentations to a District Court judge regarding his traffic record
• attorney with a history of sanctions for misconduct was disbarred for intentional, self-serving misrepresentations to a District Court judge regarding his traffic record

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).